Easter is the greatest celebration for Christians, yet too often we come to it unprepared. This year, join millions of other Christians around the world and prepare your soul for a celebration of Jesus' resurrection by reorienting your life around following him throughout the forty days of Lent. Through these daily readings and prayers, Daniel Ethan Harris helps you understand what Lent is and how any Christian can observe it in a way that will enable you to follow Christ through the events of your life by paying attention to some of the most important events of his life-including his entry into Jerusalem, his last supper with the disciples, his arrest, crucifixion, and burial. Then, with soul well-prepared, you will be ready to genuinely celebrate the Lord's resurrection on Easter Sunday.

There's a difference between praying and living prayerfully. This book guides you through three time-proven ways that millions of Christians throughout history have discovered make a difference. You, too, will see your prayer life spill over into everything you do so that your entire life becomes prayerful. As the author shares his own personal stories and passes along wisdom on prayerful living from other Christians of today and the past, you will sense God's invitation to you to live prayerfully by praying with other people's words, praying without words, and praying with your own words. Included are explorations of these three ways of prayer and guides for readers to experience them.

Without a doubt, John M. Carroll was one of the finest historians to have ever written in the 7th Cavalry and Little Bighorn genre. However, many of his works were only made available in limited editions and often available on from the author himself. I hope this present volume honors and extends his scholarship to another generation of investigators. The court martial of Captain Thomas H. French is of particular interest since it reflects on the character of the Army officer responsible for arguably providing the sole supporting fire during the withdrawal of Major Reno's forces from the valley fight at the onset of the Battle of the Little Bighorn.